When You Get Older, Then You Feel

My Father Always Said 'there's No Free Lunch.' My Father Was Right. There's No Free Lunch And There's No Free Market. The Market Is Rigged, The Market Is Always Rigged, And The Rigging Is In Favour Of The People Who Run The Market. That's What The Market Is. It's A Bent Casino. The House Always Wins.

I Don't See The Theater As An Establishment. The National Theatre Has Always Seemed To Me A People's Theater. It Was Never Meant To Reinforce The Values Of The Government Of The Day, Nor Does It, Nor Should It.

The Great Mystery Of Adaptation Is That True Fidelity Can Only Be Achieved Through Lavish Promiscuity.

One Of The Things I Find About Getting Older Is That I Seem To Get Louder, More Voluble; That I Constantly Have To Walk Around Repressing My Vitality.

The Theatre Is The Best Way Of Showing The Gap Between What Is Said And What Is Seen To Be Done, And That Is Why, Ragged And Gap-toothed As It Is, It Has Still A Far Healthier Potential Than Some Poorer, Abandoned Arts.